Thank you to all who attended our FIRST EVER virtual Association Academy! We had record-breaking attendance by property managers and board members. If you missed it, don’t fret, we recorded it for you, and you can access at any time. To view the recording click HERE. We reveal the 10 commandments of what association management “Shalt […]
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Does your homeowners association have a written collection policy? What duties does the property manager and/or Board have under the policy? Learn what role the property manager and/or the Board of Directors should have in the assessment collection process. Want to learn more about Wisconsin condominium and HOA law from experienced condo and HOA attorneys?
Summary Each owner of a lot in a planned community with multiple subdivisions was required to be a member of the master association – Holly Lake Ranch Association (HLRA). Some of the owners voted to amend their particular subdivision’s respective deed restrictions. The effect of which was to add a voting requirement for assessments, mandatory
First, I want to thank Julie Howard and her firm NowackHoward in Atlanta, Georgia for much of this Blog (adjusted for Wisconsin Law and my commentary). She is the former president of the College of Community Association Lawyers (“CCAL”), an excellent association attorney, and has been kind enough to allow us to use much of
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The law does NOT require a Board to extend additional time to owners to pay assessments just because of the COVID 19 pandemic. While such policies may show a concern for members of a community, probably without realizing it, those policies may also have significant adverse effects on the Association, especially in 2020. What you
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The law does NOT require a Board to extend additional time to owners to pay assessments just because of the COVID 19 pandemic. While such policies may show a concern for members of a community, probably without realizing it, those policies may also have significant adverse effects on the Association, especially in 2020. What you
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Facts Developer recorded a Declaration in 2001 for the 260 Jamie Lane Condominium Association (“Association”) consisting of nine units in what seemed to be one building, with an allocation of the percentage interests based on the square feet of each unit. Like most Declarations, it provided that “[e]ach Unit Owner shall pay his proportionate share
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Summary If your Association excessively fines an owner, expect a court to find a way to penalize the association. The Facts In 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Mills (“Mills”) bought a home in the subdivision called Galyn Manor. In 2007 Galyn Manor began fining Mills for a commercial work vehicle parked in their driveway in violation
Please join the Condominium & HOA Law Team on February 5, 2021, as we outline the NEW 2020 Robert’s Rules, how parliamentary procedure should be used to run meetings more efficiently, some case examples of fine issues that arise and how to solve them, some basic collection reminders relating to death, trusts and mortgages and
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Please join the Condominium & HOA Law Team as we reveal the 10 commandments of what association management “Shalt Not” do while governing. Together, we’ll cover the basics of what homeowner associations (HOAs), condo boards and managers need to know. We’ll also dive into the nitty gritty of assessment collections. Presenters Lydia Chartre, Partner, CCAL
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